My 9 month old baby can't crawl

For parents with babies, the baby’s growth condition is very important. Sometimes, babies grow slowly and may not be able to crawl at nine months. In fact, for babies, the normal crawling time is seven months. Babies who grow quickly may be able to walk by nine months old. If a baby cannot crawl at nine months old, parents should pay attention.

The first method allows your child to move around, perhaps by loving or crawling. He may start crawling (so called commando soldiers).

Soon, your child will learn how to balance on his hands and knees. Based on this situation, he will learn how to move forward and backward using push moves. He will then be able to walk around the house.

When will my child learn to crawl or crawl?

Your child will probably start learning to crawl between 6 and 10 months old.

Think about it, some children never crawl, but sit on their butts. Some children lie on their stomachs or stand up and walk. What matters is that the time to move has begun; it doesn't matter how the child goes about doing it.

From 6 to 7 months,

Your baby will spend some time lying on his tummy as he begins to learn to love or crawl to strengthen his muscles. At six months old, he can do small exercises. He would lie on his stomach with his head and chest raised and resting on his arms.

Your child may start to crawl, commando-soldier-style, using his arms to slide across his tummy. He can then raise his body and swing his limbs forward or backward so that his arms are free and his body is parallel to the ground.

8 to 10 months

When your child is about eight months old, you can sit up independently without leaning on anything. After that, he can confidently try to walk from sitting to his hands and knees. The muscles in his arms, legs, and back should be strong enough to prevent him from falling to the ground.